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cipherpunk
15y ago
I would also suggest one more thing: http://mitpress.mit.edu/SICM/ Since you say you have dabbled with physics, you may find this sort of method useful.
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cipherpunk
15y ago
Grab yourself a copy of Racket ( http://racket-lang.org ) [also, the quickstart guide at http://docs.racket-lang.org/quick/index.html might be useful], the How to Design Programs textbook ( http://htdp.org/2003-09-26/Book/ ), and most imp
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cipherpunk
15y ago
Rainbow tables do not exist for randomised salts.
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cipherpunk
15y ago
"The working class have no country". Nationalism is just a way to consolidate state power, and breeds strife amongst nations. It inevitably leads to a us-and-them scenario. The sooner it is stamped out, the better.
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cipherpunk
15y ago
When I hear Twitter being compared to the golden age of Usenet, I reach for my pistol. Nothing of real substance fits into 140 characters. Which is unfortunate, really, since Twitter is so popular these days.
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cipherpunk
15y ago
People really don't want this?
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cipherpunk
15y ago
I don't know what a trust fund is, but my goal in life is to maximise leisure and minimise work. The more time I have to spend on my own activities, things that make me happy, the better. (This even involves writing Scheme for fun.) If you
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cipherpunk
15y ago
Some of us "slack ass clock punchers" have lives outside of work. I have friends and family and hobbies that do not involve sitting in front of a computer screen for every waking moment of the day. Working to live, vs. living to work.
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cipherpunk
15y ago
One way requires the user to have a drastically stronger password to be safe, and the other significantly strengthens passwords, protecting a subclass of users that will always exist (those that are unable to remember strong passwords or
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cipherpunk
15y ago
Try this on for size: http://harmful.cat-v.org/software/ruby/rails/is-a-ghetto
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cipherpunk
15y ago
You're automatically "that guy" when you criticise one candidate and then beg for a job at the end. Do one or the other, but not both.
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cipherpunk
15y ago
I think everyone's already laughing at you.